The General Services Administration Has Been Lax in Managing the Columbia Plaza Building Lease
LCD-79-307
Published: Apr 17, 1979. Publicly Released: Apr 17, 1979.
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The General Services Administration (GSA) did not devote enough management attention to the administration of the lease for the Columbia Plaza Building in Washington, D.C. Rather than planning ahead and avoiding problems, GSA waited too long and reacted to problems after they had occurred. Many of these problems and some of the $16.7 million in extra costs could have been avoided.
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